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Start a Career with the Oklahoma City Police Department. The Oklahoma City Police Department offers rewarding law enforcement careers to men and women interested in becoming police officers. Take the first steps and learn more.
If you have questions or concerns about your interaction with a police officer, you can contact (405)231-2121 and ask to speak to a supervisor. A supervisor will either call you or meet you in person to address your concerns.
The Records Unit is a vital part of the Oklahoma City Police Department. Records management is critical to the operation of the entire department. The Oklahoma City Police Department Records Unit began operations on Aug. 23, 1910.
The Oklahoma City Police Department has several investigative units which specialize on specific types of crimes. Our department is able to better serve the community by having its detectives become specialized and experienced in their respective investigative fields.
The Oklahoma City Police Department, with a uniformed force of 1169 officers and 300 civilian employees, protects citizens and property from criminal activity, keeps the peace, enforces laws, apprehends criminals and helps prepare cases for prosecution.
Each of the main four patrol divisions include over 150 uniformed officers, who directly serve the citizens of Oklahoma City each and every day, by responding to a wide array of calls for service and vehicular accidents.
Visit our Crime Stoppers page for information about how to give crime tips in Oklahoma City. You can also call (405) 235-7300. Submit Premise Attachment Request Form
Oklahoma City Manager Craig Freeman announced in August 2024 the selection of Ron C. Bacy as Oklahoma City’s 51st police chief. Bacy has been an Oklahoma City police officer for 32 years and served as one of the Police Department’s five Deputy Chiefs.
Oklahoma City is transforming our first response process to improve the way we interact with people struggling during a mental health crisis. Instead of dispatching police when 911 calls are placed for nonviolent mental health emergencies, we are contracting with mental health providers to be first responders.
The daily and consistent practice of openness, transparency and cooperation with the media has resulted in a positive relationship, which in turn has generated confidence and trust from the public toward the entire Oklahoma City Police Department.